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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
Per CFsRf.

Bishop Aiallalieu, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, has set out to raise
IN endowment fund for New Orleans
University.
Mr. lbram Gale, who is living at
eek Park. was one Of the earliest SD
tiers OF Chicago, and took thithor the
first piano ever seen in that place.
Gaspard Pacaud, now a member of
the Canadian House OF Commons, used
10 be a clerk in a Detroit dry-goods
store. He is only twcnty-seyen years
of age, and is said to bethe handsomest
man in Parliament.
Nine. liodjesba says she will not re-
turn to Poland to live, because she can
do nothing there, Russian tyranny is
80 great. She wants to live where she
can take Gn active interest IN whatever
is going on about her.
Mrs. Richard Jesse is dead at Mar
gate, England. Her maiden name WAS
Emily Tennyson, and she was engaged
to be married to arthur Henry Halllm,
whose death prompted Alfred Tennyson
TO write Gin Mcmoriam.'
After tie adjournment Of Congress
the Rev. ". IL. Milburn, Chaplain OF
the House, VIII FIJI the pulpit of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, willie the pastor, Ur. Alabas-
ter, seeks rest and renewed health.
II. Aubc, the sculptor, is hard at
work on his great statue Of Gambetta,
in the Place IN Caroussel, Paris. II
represents the famous leader pointing
with MS right hand toward the frontier
in an attitude OF appeal to France, at
his feet being an officer with broken
sword falling over a cannon.
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EPLTXELIOKA,
Or
iSKLN-Gd,NCER.

For seven years suffered with acancer on my
face. All the simple remedies we're applied b
alleviate the pain, but the place continued 10
grow, finally extending to my nose, from which
came yeilovlsh discharge fery offensive In
character. II vas also infaTnsd, and annoyed
nc a great deal About eight months ago wss
ia Atlanta, at the house OF friend, who 40
strongly recommended the use q Swiirs Spo-
clnc that | determined to make m effort 10
procure IT, In this | was successful and began
rs use. Tho influence Of the medicine At first
Was 10 somewhat aggravstc the sore, but soon
the Inflammation wa all0yed, and began 10
improve after the first few bottles. Ny general
health has greatly improved. I am stronger,
end am able 20 do any Kind Of work. The can
Ger on my face began to decrease and the ulcer
to heal until there is no: yestigo Of il left.
Only Little scar MARKS the place where 70 hai
been. i am ready to answer all questions rela-
tive 20 this cure.
Mrs. JOICiE 4. MCDONALD.
ATLANTA, Ga, August If, 1876.
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TIRE EASTERN SHORE.
The AceOmach and NOrthafu
Agricultural SOciefy-EScnDCG
pre6GeTS. dc.

Dre6GeTs. dc.
lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
ONANCoCK, February 10, 1887.
In response TO a call recently issued
by Captain Orris 4. Browne, a number
offamers from the two Eastern Shore
counties met at Accomack Courthouse
and organized joint stock company to
be known MS the Accomack and North
hampton Agricultural Society, and pre-
pared an application to be presented to
Judge Gunter, of this judicial circuit,
for articles -of incorporation. The
corporators named in the bill are
Frederick Waddy, Benjamin W. Mears,
Frank Fletcher, Ben. T. Parker,
George :. Mapp, Ouis >. Browne, and
Thomas G. Kellam, OF Accomack, and
Hezekiah p. James, Floyd L. Kurtz,
Charles L. Goodwin. George ". Jacob,
". b. Wilson, and Nathaniel Il. Hol-
lard, of Northampton.
The capital stock is not TO be less than
60, 500 nor more than 80, 900, and shall
be divided into shares of 500 each.
The Society is to have power to buy or
lease lands not exceeding 30 acres, to
erect thereon all necessary buildings,
and conduct, if desirable, an expert
mental farm. The chief Office is 10 be
at AccoInack Courthouse, and tine fol-
lowing are named in the bill as officers
forthe ensuingyear: President, Leonard
II. Ames, of AccOmack; Vice-Presi-
dent, ". j.. Wilson, OF Northampton;
C,o,o4o,.,- owl fTr,ocr,r,r = - T.
Fletcher, of Accomack. Directors:
George 5. Mapp, Fred. Waddy, 0. a.
Browne, II. i. james, and Charles Z.
Goodwin.
The chief object of the Society is
"to develop. encourage, and promote
the agricultural, horticultural, pomolO-
gical, stock-raising, and mechanical in
terests " of the Eastern Shore OF Vir-
ginia.
The Society adjourned yesterday to
reassemble on the call Of the president.
AS soon as the requisite amount OF
stock shall have been subscribed the
grounds will be located, and work
be pushed rapidly ahead. It is thought
that the Society viii purchase or lease
a tract OF land near Tasley station,
midway between Onancock and Acco-
mack Courthouse, about two and half
miles from both towns.
The Society expect to have all their
arrangements completed by the carly
fail, when they propose to have agrand
opening exhibition, at which the pro-
ducts and resources of the Eastern
Shore are to be set forth or a larger
scale than ever before.
Captain Orris Browne, who is the
leading spirit in the new movement,
thinks that there will be no trouble III
getting the necessary amount of stock
subscribed at an early day, and is very
sanguine of the success Of the Society.
Persons who arrived here yesterday
from Crisfield, Md, are reported to
have seen there several of the six oys-
ter-dredgers who oyerpowered the jailer
of Accomack county last Monday and
escaped.
The fine weather here for the past
week has set farming and gardening
operations in full blast. KAIIIAs.
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TERRIBLY BURNED
WHILE ATTEMPTING TO KIHDLE A
FIRE WITH KEROSENE.
Wrapped in Flames in an Instant Drifted
cf-opposing the subscription
Personal Notes.
correspondence of tho Richmond DIsDa,ch.l
NoRFoLK. February n. 1887.

NORFOLK, February IL, 1887.
Mrs. Jane Lloyd (white), residing
on Washington street, Portsmouth.
while kindling fire this morning with
the aid of kerosene oil, exploded the
can and threw the burning fluid all
over her body. She was instantly en-
veloped in fire. but assistance reaching
her the flames were extingiished by
wrapping q blanket around her, but
not before she was most horribly, if
not fatally, burned. Physicians were
called in as speedily as possible.
During the late high winds on the
Virginia coast the wreck of the Ger
man ship Elizabeth was forced from
the beach and floated about two miles
below, and went on q bar opposite
Life-Saving Station No. 4.
The Methodists of Centenary Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Rev. J. A. Dun
can, pastor, have purchased fine lot
on the corner of Boush and Queen
streets for s., 0O0, and will at once com
mence the erection of a new place of
worship OF handsome design.
4 large meeting was held in Ports
mouth last night in opposition TO sub
scribinC SlE0,UO0 to the Atlantic and
Danyille railroad General Ewing aud
others are to be brought here by the
road to discuss the matter with the
people.
Ir. w. II. Thocl:stonc and Judge Z.
r. Farror, OF Farmville, and Alfred
Parker, Esq. Of northampton county,
are visiting the city. Mr.. W. II. Non
taguc, OF the Norfolk Electric-Light
Works, left this morning for Cleveland
and st. Louis on a business trip.
Nr. James Il. Guy received his Off
oiol appointment yesterday as United
States boiler inspector of this district,
succeeding john w. CAST (Republican),
who has been in Office two years under
a Democratic Administration.
Daniel Shelly, tramp hailing from
7 richmond, was arrested in Portsmouth
last night for roh6iug Railways. This
morning he was sent to jail for sixty
DAYS.
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pURYEAR'S CASE.
THx srLrGsp wrYE.xuaDFRgR Be
YoRs rgR gupggMe COURT.
Liberal Donation 10 c0lored school To
sing Abroad Expenditures on
the River.


tCcfTctlNDothco or Tue ktchinond DispaNjl. J
psrEesBURc, Feb. IL, 1887.
Counsel for Holmes r. PuTyear, con-
victed q the murder Of his wife by
poieon, and who Appealed from the de-
oisiOn Of the Circuit Court Of Prince
George county, where the case was tried,
have hcen notified by the clerk of the
Supreme Court chat the appeal for .
new trial viii be heard by that court at
an early day of the March term. 1t is
now nearly two years since the crime
el which Iuryear was convicted was
committed.
The most liberal friend OF the Payne
(eolorcd) Divinity school in this city,
established for the wise purpose OF
educating cO.ored men for the ministry
of the Episcopal Church, is Mr. ID. X.
Stewart, of Richmond, who has do
mated 81, coo TO the school. Among the
trustees of this institution are Bishops
white and Randolph and number
of distinguished clorgymen OF the do.
cosc. At q meeting of the trustees held
yesterday Mr. Stewards donation was
formally turned over 10 them.
II is understood that the chorus Of
the Petersburg Musical Association has
accepted on invitation to sing at the
Mozart, in Richmond, and probably In
other cities. after the May Musical
Festival. The chorus now numbers be
tween $50 and 200 voices, is admirably
trained and disciplined, and is pro
nounced by distinguished artists who
have heard II TO be tine equal of any
similar organization of the kind IN the
country.
President F. !. kimball, Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad, aud Mr.. j..
X. Sands, general superintendent Of
the eastern division OF the road, pass
ed through Che city to-day in a special
car on their wey 10 Roanoke. The two
gentlemen have been visiting all the
stations and making On examination OF
the road during the past two days.
Captain Frank Cunningham, OF Rich
mond. who wcs assigned q prominent
part in the concert OF the Musical As
ISOLATION here tonight, was unable to
appear by reason Of sickness. Misplace
was filed by Mr. Robert Stewart, q
member Of the chorus.
1t is sid that She city Of Petersburg
has expended about 1926, 900 and the
Government about $500, 600 or the i'm
proyemont Of the Appomattox river,
and yet ;he channel is not as deep as it
ought TO be.
Information from the adjacent south
side counties is to The effect that the
farmers generally are taking advantage
Of the mild weather to advance their
farm work, but the belief is general
that the cultiva ton of tobacco thisyear
will be confined to a much smallerarea
than usual. ROBIN ADAIG.
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which could not have been otherwise
than disastrous TO The large audience
assembled above.
The eases of w. ID. Branch and Is.
Canticri in the Corporation Gourl-one
Tor praciicing law, and the other for
keeping a biliiarJ-table without IL
cenfo- which were set for yesterday.
were postponed at the suggestion Of
the defence in consequence OF The
peculiar attitude their counsel, Mr..
larkip, now occupies toward the Com
monwealth. They are both coupon
cases.
General Wyatt NJ. Elliott, clerk OF
the United States Court, WAS summoned
toAppomattox yesterday in consequence
Of the death OF q grandchild, the infant
daughter of Il. b. LeGrand. REx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
FUNERAL OF YOUNG WARWICK.
A Panic Probably Prevented-sad
Summons.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.I
LYNcHBURo, February H., 1887.
The remains Of the deceased Daniel
J. Warwick reached this city from
Tampa, Fla, by the Norfolk aud West
ern train at an early hour yesterday
afternoon, and at 4 o'clock the funeral
took place from 81. Paul's (EpiscoplD
church before q large assemblage OF
friends and kindred. Rev. Il. II. Car
son conducted theimpressive ceremonies
| Of that church, after which the remains
Nwere conveyed 10 Spring Hill, our beau
tiful "city Of the silent, escorted by
Company I, of Richmond, who, in turn.
were escorted by IA detachment OF the
Home Guard, of this city, and followed
by long line Of carriages and other
vehicles containing the friends Of de-
ceased.
The early death Of this estimable
young man is source Of unfeigned
regret in this city, where he was born
and reared. The kindly impulse that
led his late military associates in Rich
mond, the home OF his adoption, to
journey here in order 10 pay respect 10
his memory and attest their estimate of
the many noble qualities of their dead
friend is thoroughly appreciated in the
city which gave young Warwick birth
A large oil-lamp exploded last night
In a saloon in the basement Of Che
Opera House while John 4. Raymond
Was playing in the latter. A brace Of |
policemen, who were in the immediate |
Dcjghborhood, quenched the flames and |
prevented on alarm that was on the |
paint 81 being Isised, the result Of |
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FrENRY COUNTY.
The Tax GA misunderstanding
Eea! estate.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispotch.l
MABTINsvIL1E, Va, Feb. Q, 1887
It is distressing to see the disappoint-
mCnt stamped upon the countenancoF
OF our farmers and businessmen gen
orally at the failure SO far Of Congress
to remove the tax upon tobacco. Bitter
and eanestara The COMPREHENSIVE pcJ-
pie against those III Congress who OBJ
struct the abolition of thista 4 warm.
damp spell has caused the farmers
to market a good deal of the weed this
week. There was a considerable rise
in the price to-day, and most OF the
sellers were pleased with their sales.
Mr.. Charles II. Hudspeth and Miss
Carrie YugglC We're married to-day ut
the beautiful residence OF the brides
father. Mr.. Hudspcthis the cashier OF
the Richmond and Danville railroad
Offices at Danville, and is a first-cla,s
businessman. The bride is the accom-
plished and beautiful daughter of our
worthy sheriff.
Another beautiful marriage ceremony
took place this afternoon at the Meth
odist church, whom Nr. 3. u. Hundlev
and Miss Lila Dyer were made one.
Mr.. Hundley is member Of our Town
Council, and a successful businessman.
Miss Dyer possesses all the qualities Of
true woman.
There are quite q number Of strangers
here making arrangements to engage in
business. y good deal Of speculation
in real estate is going on, and business
looking Up considerably. CoLrAx.
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ATLANIlC COlSr LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing MONDAY. December 81, ISL,
trains on this read Will run ~ foii0ss:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
yno. r. Laughton, Jr., SaiosmonJ
No. 2S Ninth street


FURNITURE, CARPETS, En-
II CRAVINGS, oII~PAINTINGS, BOOK,
CASES, ANTIQUE CLOCK, AND oIhs@
FURNITURE, &C.. At AUCrION.--At TIE r.
quest 81 tho representative OF DIR. James boai",
who has removed from the city, shall son o.
auction. on
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
nj 1919 O'Clock, A. tho residence No. 10 norm
Ninth street, between Franklin and Srdes
streets. oil Of the HOUSEHOLD FURNlIUhb
consisting u go,
BEDsTEADs, WARDROBES, and BUREAUS;
MAHOGANY BOOKCASES, TABLES.
MAHDLE-TOp PIER and pARLOR TABLES,
SOFAS, ARM CHAIRS, E'IAGERES;
A number Of CLASSROOM BOok-CASh,i
A large number OF very rare kNGRAElNGS
ana OII~PAINTlNGS, BBONZs AM PLAS-
TER CASTS OF FIGURES and GROUPS,
Of life and medium size;
MAHOGANY SlDEBOhRDS, DINING TABLES,
CKCCkEkY. GLASSWARE,
LOUNGES. RECLINING CHAIRS,
BRUSSELS and othor CARPETS,
AMI QUE HALL CLOCK,
HALL CfI~CLOTHS.
MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEKEEPING ARrl-
Giles.
Many Of tho above items are worthy the AZ
tention Of purchasers Of antique articles.
fcf2 GEORGE W. MAYO, AuctiOncer.
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Who Can Answer ?
GREAT BABEEGToN, Mass.
JnnnnrY. 1887.

JiREAT BABkINGTON, MASS,
January, 1887.
TO the Edjtor Of the Dispatch:
Could you put ne in correspondence
(for their good with any of the friends
or relatives Of James 3. More, of the
Thirteenth North Carolina troops !?
More was killed at Spotsyiyania Court
house IN Grants campaign. ] have in
my possession things that might be Of
value to friends OF his.
Respectfully, l.. S. HCNTLEY.
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Eerious Aecido,,. 10 a Rox.

(CoTespondonce OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
AUBURN Mills, HAEoyER, Va,
February 10, 1887.
A boy eight years old, son of Charles
Starke, fell from an ox-cart day before
yesterday, at his grandfsther's Gideon
Starke 81, and before he could be exori-
Gated wheel passed over his head, in
flicting injuries of very serious ma
ture. Mr.. Starke, father of the little
unfortunate, lives in Richmond.
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have had q canc0r on my face for some
years, extending from one cheekbone across
the nose 70 the other. IL has given me great
Do al Of pain, az times burning and Itching 10
such an extent that II vas almost unDearabie.
! commenced using Swifts Specific in May,
1855, and have used eight bottles. IL has given
the greatest relief by removing the in,amma-
lion and restoring my general health
". BARNES.
Knoxville, To-, September g. 1855.
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rHn PRINCE EDWARD TRAGEDY.
Further Pnrtacu'nrs-Mrs. Dupuy's
Dying statement.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the DSpach.l
FAnMyILLR, Va, February H.
Dnpuy. the wife-murdercr, still lives.
His wife died at o'clock last night.
Her physician told her in the afternoon
of her certain death, and had recorded
her dying testimony. She said jea-
lousy did il. She told Of her husbands
anger ut finding her with some dresses
which he had not bought. He threat
ened to murder her, produced u pistol,
and, in spite OF her appeals and efforts,
proceeded to fire. This was little be-
fore day, he having gotten up, express
ing purpose to go TO Burkevllie 10
work.
\ TRAGIC SCENE.
The scene must have been tragic in
the extreme. LampliG,t in "A low
pitched 10xI2 log cabin; the two in
night-clotheS struggling in the middle
of a room with five frightened children
from six months 20 twelve years of age
screaming. Two shots having been r.
ceived by the woman into the left
breast near the heart, she falls. He
then hands one of his little boys the
pistol with one loaded barrel, opens q
large-bladed pocket-knife, and attempts
to sever the large hlood-vcssels OF his
own neck. Failing in this, although
be made n Phastly wound, he exposes
his left chest, strikes first rib near the
point OF the heart. then making a third
effort he plungcs the knife up to the
hit into the interspace above and into
the lower lobe of the lung.
WONDERFUL TENACITY.
The gaping wound will admit two
fingers, and yet, although thirty-six
hours have elapsed, he lives, with some
chance of recovery. Dupuy is of good
percentage and connections, but in
person is repulsive. BE has from birth
been partially deaf and suffers with an
impcdimont OF speech from harelips
Ills wife WIS a Miss Lee having been
born, reared, and murdered in sight of
old Sandy-River church. A coroner's
inquest was here to-day, but no
new facts were developed.
Dupuy Is under arrest, and viii be
brought to jail if ever able to travel.
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GARDEN-SEEDl GARDEN-8EED,
EvNlNEss opPO8rUNITlES.

TOR SALE. THAT VERY De
I e1RABLE DRUG BUSINESS. with STOCK,
FIN1I RS. RUNNING ACCOUNTS. ETC., ETC.,
at tho corner II Eighth and Main streets.
There d. handsome Soda Apparatus. eight
ToIntaius. ana Tufts Generator, an In good
oItnr This j. rare chance for any ono who
vans q G,si-class Pharmacy. E0r particulars
call or address l. =. SWANN. Trustee, cOrner
lclth and Main streets. fc 9-jt
TOH SALE, SU1IAC- AND BARK
Z Mills. situated az Tappahannock. W.
orterus. &C., apply 20 n. l. WARREN, ex-
c.u.or. KATE r. liiRNANP, oXecuirix, Of J.
G. Huriamp, Fredericksburg, Va. ia 3)-lm'
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by George W. Mayo. A6ciioneer,
Ono. Z. Laughton, Jr., SalesmanJ
No. 20 Ninth street.
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARIES AT
AUCTION.

BY direction Of MAJOR James II. Dooloy, -
eculor Of Major Isaac II. CarriIgiOn, de-
ceased, and at the request Of Captain Sol.
Cutchins, who has retired from tho practice VI
law. / shall sell at auction, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9iTu INSTANT,
commencing AZ O'Clock z. NJ, at my auction
house. 40. % Ninth street Richmond, Va,
Two or TIE MOST VALUABLE LAW IL
BI6ARIEs sold IN Richmond I'm many yeas,
including very largo number Of VIRGINIA
AND OTHER STATE REPORTS, UNITED
STATES SUPREME. CIRCUIT. AND DIS
gRICT COURTS REPORTS, TEX i-BOOkS.
ard other standard lew authorities, ana
English aud American law and equity reports.
Catalogues are row ready al1 viii be mailcl
on application. and urtors hlicd For those who
may be u6alle 20 attend tho sale.
GEORGE ". MAYO,
e. 12-9' AurtiOlcer.
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In 1863 n cancer developed on my lower liz.
10 time since that have had medical aid In New
Orleans. Boston. and New YORK with no benefit
al all. II has progressed right along, and now
involves my jaw and cheek. One thousand dol
lars would not cover the loss sustained through
Tie medical and surgical all / have received.
I have certainly tried everything, and was
benefited by nothing until TOOK :. =. :. Ithas
done me more good THAN all else put together,
and believe ] will soon De sOund and well
Swift'- Specific Is certainly great boon 20 hu-
mainly. y. d. WARE,
Post-Omce Box 1o22. kccne y. II.
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Salvation Oil. the great pain cure, is
sold by druggists and dealers in medi-
cine at 70 cents,
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; J.. GOODNAN'S NEW HARD

n j.. UUUUNAN > NEN HAhD-
1LtWARE STORE, No. 6l3 cast Marshall
strcot-Havo on hand every variety Of HARD
WAVE, CUTLERY, Sc. iBrluding AGRICUI-
TURhL AND FARMING fMPLENEN g
generally. 10 suit the farmers and tho public.
| hope my friends ana the public will call on
me and get bargains. r. ll-sI
EOR SALE. \ FINE, LARGE
j MULE Apply 10
Re ll-3t PURCELL LADD & co.
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Daily. tDauy Except sunday
.r..r.s...I. ~ . gsrr.s

Daily. tDaly Except sunday
STOPFIN G-PLACES.
Nos q and - make no stops. NOs IS, ~,
ard - stop only On slgnai st Manchester, cen.
ualls, aud Chester Nos. 81. =, 8, 81, a., and
50 win stop At an stations fer passenger.
PULI.NAN-CAR SERVICE
on Trains No& IS. z, and % sleepins-cers b.
tween Washington and Jacksonville. On lrailJ
Nos. y and q. sleeriDg-ears between wan
tng,on and Charleston. ON Train NJ. ~ Sleep.
ing-car between Tampe, Fla, aud Washing
ington lVta jacksonville On Train No i1
sleeping-car between jacksonville aud. New
York. on Trains Nos. 3 aud q sleep ng-cArs
between New orr Aus AIKEN, :. G. (eld Charles
tonA ON Train No. y sleeptag-car ee,secs
New York aud Tampa. Fla. .vta JacksoaNulel
TnR ONLY ALIcRAiL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAyg. ARRiyS.
Richmond. .'fl:e5 4. VI. I Norfolk. $40 z. ".
RtshmOnd. ld.S0 r. n. Norfolk. .ico y. "
Norfolk. $50. '9aOA. N. Richmond. 40 7. Y.
Norfolk. .....t5sss z. NJ. Richmond. 80 r. NJ
These trains a ~ make close convection 70
and flVm farmvllls, IyneAourx, and soeu-
western points. and ell staiicns on The Negtois
and Western railroad. y, h. MIL
Superintendent 81 rfanspertation
T. N. EvEasos. ticosrai Passenger Ageet
SCH. Haas, fs1<AS usnageH dsS